Epitome of Jainism

Author(s): K B Jindal
Publisher: Munshiram Manoharlal Publisher's Pvt Ltd New Delhi

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An Epitome of Jainism (4) soka. Sorrow. (5) Bhaya. Fear.
(6) Fugupså. Disgust. (29) The six sub-classes are:
(1) Samjvalan-Krodha. Perfect-conduct-preventing Anger. (2) Mâna » »
Pride. (3) ,, Mâyở ,, ,,
Deceit. (4) Striveda. Feminine inclination. (5) Pumveda. Masculine ,
(6) Napumsaka veda. Common sex inclination. (30) The Samjvalana Lobha, Perfect-conduct-preventing-Greed sub-class ceases to be operable. (31) The two sub-classes are:
(1) Vajra-Närâcha-Samhanana. Adamantine joints and bones.
(2) Náracha » Unbreakable » » (32) The sixteen sub-classes are:
(1) Mati-Jnânâvarniya, Sensitive-knowledge-obscuring. (2) Sruta » » Scriptural , (3) Avadhi ,
Visual (4) Manaḥparyaya, Mental (5) Kevala
Perfect Chakşu-Darsanavarniya. Ocular-conation-obscurin Achaksu
Non-ocular » Avadhi
Visual (9) Kevala »
Perfect (10) Nidrá. Sleep.
Prachala. Drowsiness. (12) Dâna-antarâya. Obstructive of Charity. (13) Lâbha »
» „ Gain. (14) Bhoga »
„ „ Enjoyment. (15) Upabhoga
» Re-enjoyment. (16) Virya »
» Power. (33) The thirty sub-classes are as follows: (1) Either Sấta-vedaniya. Pleasure-feeling.
or Asátá , Pain » (2) Audârika sarira. Physical body. (3) Taijasa sarira. Electric Physical body, (4) Kármaņa-sarira. Karmic body. (5) Audârika-angopânga. Limbs and minor limbs in physical bodies
Nirmana. Formation. (7) Samachaturasra Samsthâna. Perfect symmetry all round. (8) Nyagrodhaparimandala. Banyan-tree-like Figure.